Gas gun lubrication?

[spartan117]

Hi guys. I'm a noob with gas guns and i was wondering, what kind of lubrication should i use to lube up the mechanical parts in gas pistols?

[Hades]

I've been using 75wt silicon oil for close to 5 years now without any issues. I think it's also known as shock oil for RC cars

[Styrak]

75wt is pretty thick...

[aznpos531]

Originally Posted by Styrak

75wt is pretty thick...

+1...I've been using 25wt and 50wt and it's been working well.

[spartan117]

also, what would i use to lubricate the bolt on my m4 gbb, stock tube, trigger assembly etc? Would i use the 25wt, 50wt or 75wt?

[ILLusion]

I've found Airsoft Innovations Tornado grenade oil to be perfect for lubing GBBR bolts, o-rings, buffer tube, etc. However, I would advise NOT running it through the areas where gas travels through the projectile path, though - this would cause a lot of fouling due to the viscosity of it and its tendency to pick up dirt.

For standard GBB pistols, all you need is 2-3 drops of Airsoft Innovations light weight silicone oil in your propane tank every 8-10 fills.

[safx]

I don't make my guns pretty for nothing.

When there's enough bling on them I invite
my gun pals over to check them out. I close
the door and when they're done "looking"
the piece is very slippery.

May I recommend Ironsight and Murdoch,
they are very luby fellows, especially as a
duo.

[Murdoch]

Originally Posted by safx

May I recommend Ironsight and Murdoch,
they are very luby fellows, especially as a
duo.

He knows of what he speaks. Safx has many times been turned on our 'rotisserie' of love...

[IRONSIGHT]

Indeed.

Originally Posted by Murdoch

He knows of what he speaks. Safx has many times been turned on our 'rotisserie' of love...